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期刊名:Journal of dance medicine & science

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ISSN:1089-313X

e-ISSN:2374-8060

IF/分区:1.5/Q3

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Kimberley Hutt,Emma Redding Kimberley Hutt
Visual conditions for a dancer vary greatly between theatrical performance environments and dance studios, and this variability may be detrimental to their dynamic balance performance, particularly under stage lighting. In order to maintain...
Erin Quinlan,Tari Reinke,William C Bogar Erin Quinlan
We report a case of a 13-year-old female dancer with spinous process apophysitis following repetitive microtrauma during end-range hyperextension movements. Following appropriate rest and limitation of hyperextension, she was able to return...
Alyson R Filipa,Teresa R Smith,Mark V Paterno et al. Alyson R Filipa et al.
The purpose of this study was to determine if there was a predictive relationship between performance on the Star Excursion Balance Test (SEBT) and functional turnout angle (FTA) in prepubescent female dancers. Ten dance students, ages 5 to...
Cynthia J Stein,Kesley D Tyson,Victor M Johnson et al. Cynthia J Stein et al.
Irish dance is growing in popularity and competitiveness; however, very little research has focused specifically on this genre of dance. The purpose of this study was to analyze the types of dance injuries incurred by Irish dancers. A chart...
Roisin Cahalan,Kieran O&#x;Sullivan Roisin Cahalan
Despite the evolution of Irish dance to professional status in recent decades, only scant investigation of musculoskeletal pain and injury among professional Irish dancers (PIDs) has been undertaken. This study investigated the rate of inju...
Roisin Cahalan,Kieran O&#x;Sullivan Roisin Cahalan
This study investigates for the first time whether experienced former and current professional Irish dancers (PIDs) would recommend a career in Irish dance, and their perceived positive and negative attitudes toward this occupation. One hun...
Adam W Kiefer,Michael A Riley,Kevin Shockley et al. Adam W Kiefer et al.
Enhanced proprioceptive feedback strengthens synergistic muscle groups and stabilizes the coordination of limbs, thus contributing to the movement efficiency of ballet dancers. The present study compared lower-limb proprioceptive awareness ...
Mary Elizabeth Air Mary Elizabeth Air
The purpose of this study was to investigate the incidence and magnitude of clinically significant psychological symptoms among outpatient injured dancers presenting for musculoskeletal issues and to identify features of "at risk" dancer-pa...
Kasey M McEldowney,Luke S Hopper,Hannah Etlin-Stein et al. Kasey M McEldowney et al.
Fatigue may reduce a dancer's ability to maintain the muscle synergies required for stable human movement. Therefore, fatigue presents as a potential risk factor for injury in dancers. Activation patterns of the quadriceps and hamstrings mu...
Marijeanne Liederbach,Leigh Schanfein,Ian J Kremenic Marijeanne Liederbach
Fatigue is often thought of as any transient exercise-induced reduction of work capacity. In fact, it is a complex phenomenon caused by overlapping and interacting peripheral and central mechanisms. There is a known relationship between fat...